Glory Timbatex Wood Preservative is an anti-termite and anti-rot chemical treatment produced by Nasib Industrial Products Limited in Nairobi. It penetrates deeply to eradicate wood-boring beetles and termites on roof trusses and fence posts. Sienna Paints supplies 1L, 4L, and 20L containers nationwide.
Glory Timbatex Wood Preservative is a deep-penetrating fungicidal and termiticidal preservative engineered to protect structural and exterior timber from termites, borers, and rot.
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Our application crews handle diamond grinding, surface moisture testing, and multi-coat installation adhering strictly to manufacturer technical data sheets.
Yes. Glory Timbatex Clear penetrates completely into the wood fibers. Once dry (after 24 to 48 hours), you can apply Glory Wood Primer, undercoats, gloss enamels, or varnishes without adhesion issues.
Timbatex contains synthetic termiticides and insecticides that poison wood fibers against ingestion by termites and boring beetle larvae, preventing structural weakening of roof trusses and timbers.
Dipping structural timber in a trough of Timbatex for 3 to 5 minutes gives the deepest penetration. If dipping is not possible, apply two liberal flood-coats with a wide brush, ensuring all cuts and joints are soaked.
On rough-sawn roof timber, it covers 6 to 8 square metres per litre. On smooth planed timber, coverage is 8 to 10 square metres per litre.
Yes. Soak the bottom 60cm of wooden fence posts in Glory Timbatex Brown for several hours before planting them in the ground to prevent soil-level termite and fungal rot.
Sienna Paints stocks 1L, 4L, and 20L drums with fast delivery to construction sites and timber yards across Kenya.